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Perfect World Volume 1 Review
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Perfect World Volume 1 Review

Perfect World Volume 1 Review
Perfect World offers a realistic and honest look at living with a disability. Rather than shy away from the hardships of a relationship with someone in a wheelchair, Perfect World embraces everything to offer a satisfying read. While I have some small issues right now, given time, I think this manga could become something incredibly promising. 
• 11th June 2020
Living-Room Matsunaga-San Volume 1 Review
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Living-Room Matsunaga-San Volume 1 Review

Living-Room Matsunaga-San Volume 1 Review
Settling into her uncle's boarding house is full of challenges for seventeen-year-old Miko, not the least of which is learning to get along with all the other boarders. Is Living-Room Matsunaga-San just another slice-of-life shojo or does it have something new and fresh to offer?
• 9th June 2020
Tokyo Ghoul: re Volume 16 Review
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Tokyo Ghoul: re Volume 16 Review

Tokyo Ghoul: re Volume 16 Review
Volume 16 sees the conclusion to the overall Tokyo Ghoul story as Kaneki, alongside his friends and allies, work to take down the sinister Furuta and the mysterious Organisation known as V, who have some sinister tricks in store for their enemies and the cooperation of the remaining Clowns who revel in the chaos.
• 29th May 2020
The Misfit of Demon King Academy Volume 1 Review
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The Misfit of Demon King Academy Volume 1 Review

The Misfit of Demon King Academy Volume 1 Review
The first volume of The Misfit of Demon King Academy is very much an introduction setting up the characters and the world around them. There’s nothing particularly special or gripping about it so far, but the class divide between the demons gives it something to differentiate it from other similar works and could make an interesting central plot line in the long run.
• 28th May 2020
Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san Volume 4 Review
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Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san Volume 4 Review

Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san Volume 4 Review
Volume 4 of Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san feels like more of a fan book than it does a conclusion to the overall series. Some readers will be disappointed by there being fewer chapters for their money, but if you’re heavily invested in the series then there is still a lot of fun to be found here.
• 27th May 2020
The Reprise of the Spear Hero Volumes 1-2 Review
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The Reprise of the Spear Hero Volumes 1-2 Review

The Reprise of the Spear Hero Volumes 1-2 Review
The Reprise of the Spear Hero’s manga adaption proves a worthwhile read for fans of the franchise. Being less spoiler-ridden than its light novel counterpart this proves an easier sell to those who might not be up-to-date on The Rise of the Shield Hero and simply want to see more of Motoyasu. 
• 20th May 2020
Knight of the Ice Volume 1 Review
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Knight of the Ice Volume 1 Review

Knight of the Ice Volume 1 Review
If you enjoyed Yuri!!! On Ice and are still craving more figure skating excitement (from the josei angle, this time) than why not pick up a copy of Knight of the Ice, the latest manga from Yayoi Ogawa to be translated by Kodansha?
• 14th May 2020
Magus of the Library Volume 3 Review
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Magus of the Library Volume 3 Review

Magus of the Library Volume 3 Review
Magus of the Library Volume 3 continues to offer a delightful and interesting read. This instalment brings an end to the first part of Theo’s story, which has been a wonderful tale from beginning to end. This is still a manga everyone should be reading. 
• 5th May 2020
Yuzu the Pet Vet Volume 1 Review
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Yuzu the Pet Vet Volume 1 Review

Yuzu the Pet Vet Volume 1 Review
Yuzu the Pet Vet offers a sweet story about what it means to share your life with an animal. As our young protagonist gets over her fears and meets many different people and pets, we’ll learn some valuable lessons. A shojo that’s perfect for young and old readers alike! 
• 1st May 2020